Analogman

Also - we use to use them for targets to shoot BB guns at, and to put in the spokes of our bikes.

Chernobyl Chernobyl today Three Mile Island Radioactive Waste Nuclear Waste Locations in North America

I don't really know anything about this guy and/or don't recall ever watching his show - but Bruce Springsteen did a video tribute for him. So I thought I would post it.

I sometimes think of Brigadier General Victor Ball when I see him.

That magazine is pretty much shit now - for those who want to read it, you may just want to stand at the store and read it. I doubt the article is that long.

I think I read somewhere that he is also in favor of building a bunch of new nuclear power plants.

Forever - Live July 2nd 1971. Central Park New York. Website for POB. Little Bird - another cool song. Jack Rieley talking about Dennis. Forever (DVD by Billy Hinsche) You can watch it online.

Looks like the packaging is nice - at least people won't have to mess with shitty Mp3 verisons now.

Who in the hell came up with that idea I wonder. This reminds me of how Gene had Eric C. and now, Eric S. sing Beth. The reason he was singing on the 72/73 tour was due to the fact he tore up his hand and could not play the drums. The Beach Boys - Singles Box (don't buy this - they used the 1990 re-mastered versions of some of the songs - which sound terrible.)

Subpop 20th Anniversary

Maybe you can find it at a Best Buy or some place like that - I have had good luck there with new releases.

20 bucks at amazon.com I don't know if I will buy this or not. I am not all that keen on BB solo ventures. The only solo album I have is Brian Wilson - Live at the Roxy Theatre.

I find this sort of thing interesting - but as time goes by - outside of some of those acoustic songs, and a few other songs, I don't really much care for GNR. This is not GNR anyway, more like - The Axl Rose Band.

Do Your Job by Bruce Springsteen

Correct, old timer.

I think so - I have not looked at it in a long time. I gave all the rest away to some friend's kids a long time ago. I wish I had kept them - I had the whole 77 Yankees and Lou Brock, Rollie Fingers, Vida Blue, etc. They were 25 cents a pack - as I recall.

The only card I have left is a Mark Fidrych card.

It was a free show.

When I saw him - it was with Warren Haynes/Jimmy Herring/Rob Barraco/John Molo. Here is the show.

I would like to see The Black Crowes - but, I would have prefered to see them when Marc and Eddie were in the band. Phil Lesh, I respect, but I don't think I would want to see him again. I did once - several years ago.